heh cool and different.. nice job author

The nose and eye on the right need work. The nose is somewhat "dirty looking" and poorly defined, while the eye on the right seems too dark, with half the eyebrow missing.

You may also want to raise the text, so that the pxleyes.com logo at the bottom does not obscure it.

lol love it!

I think you did a good job putting the metal together. Hello to Shamus....!

Hi-res is low res.
EDIT: Thanks for posting the hi-res. Love your sense of humor, author!

the "Hat" really could use some contrast or some filter work to make it stand out more.. it blends into the tree too much to stand out.. but then again, that could be what you were going for... I don't know.. I just really would like to see the definition of the cake to stand out a bit more.. all IMHO of course, it's a really cool idea good LUCK!

Nice job, author.

Very nice concept, cute back story. Good job!

Very cool entry author.. looks just like a machine

Very nice! I'd shorten the ends of the black seams, though...they're protruding when they should be recessed. Other wise it's a great job!

Wow. Very cool goth look, well done, author.

Glad you muted the colors and worked the shadows. Looks really good, author! I like your thinking!

I like the overall looks of the image but the face and hair seems a bit off to me. It appears the face is set off to the right side without any hair showing on that side . But the clothing is well done

Nice Congrats

Didn't her dress and shoes revert to rags at Midnight???

Interesting concept, but the dress seems blurry, and there is a noticeable outline on the model.

I agree with wazowski that not much is happening on the left side and that balance is a good thing, but the Rule of Thirds is about the drama/tension of assymetry/imbalance which I think is captured here (to echo solkee).

The color tone is a bit too yellow (incandescent lighting - a common photography problem). If you add a cooling color filter, it will help this a lot.

Good Idea -- the chip look a bit off the table -- maybe some warping and adjustment to the shadow would help

Great composition which has been well put together

Nice work! I might have removed some from the wall (left side), since nothing really happens there. By cropping it, there might be more balance in the whole image, which could make the girl look even better. Good luck!

So many elements to create the style/personality and then positioned in an appropriate background clearly warrents an AWESOME!

IMO best so far...GL author!

A lot of work in this one, but the results are stunning.

Congrats!!

Congrats!!

Congrats...should have won!

very realistic author best luck

very nice work author
little fav for you man good luck

this is nice author

This is soooo funny!! Well done author

Good grins here, author, and well made image. GL!

This is hilarious and very well done. Love the imagination behind the image. Thanks for the laugh!

great idea and nice job

hmmm..... fishy! more saturated fish maybe better

LOL author! Must have seen your image just as it popped up, hence my slightly premature comment. Good luck!
(PS: Nice job making the fish basket).

good work gl

Good idea & well made image! Seems to need a source link for the fish-shaped basket.

Congrats..

Nice Congrats

Good work! congrats

One of the best..

lovely

great work...

I like your idea, but if you just make the words, "ON TOUR" a little bigger and separated from eachother, in this way they will be more readable. You have enough space between the edges of the world to make the change. This is just my opinion, the design is yours. Good luck.

I like This, nice work !

lovely entry.. good context and usage of images for the shirt.

Nice try author! Best of luck and good work!

Very good potential for a white T-shirt. I do feel more contrast (shadows?) between "PXL ON TOUR" and the background would be more striking when printed on the T-shirt.

The logos on the compass points seem repetitious and boring. Would it be too trite to dress them in parkas, sombreros, grass skirts, kimonos, etc. to add some variety? Or perhaps they could be deleted altogether for a simple, less-is-more approach.